City Officials and Trade Board Members Named
The text lists city officials H A Wood John L Merriam Geo R Freeman and others with board members A B Tuthill E B Collier H H Holmes Joseph Smith A F Le Gage. It notes a distant message about European views and rumors the Board of Trade will soon reemerge from inactivity, urging public initiative on important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wood
John L. Merriam
Geo. R. Freeman
Cuthbert Gully
U. S. Cummins
Board OF Tru
A. B. Tuthill
E. B. Collier
H. H. Holmes
Joseph Smith
A. F. le Gage
Board of Trade
Prohibition Vote in Corona Seen Flawed by 75 Ballots
The high license advocates claim a nose count supports failure of prohibition due to about seventy five votes. Local residents doubt Corona can rally that many voters to harm the town’s reputation, while April 18 is expected to reveal the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Independent
Reopening the Glen Hotel at Trot Springs Promises Civic Benefit
Coronas citizens are urged to support reopening the Glen Hotel at Trot Springs. Proximity to town offers a high class bathing establishment and hot springs with curative properties, seen as a credit to the city if residents unite for their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronas
Judge Dunne’s harsh stance on Rueff case shocks San Francisco
In San Francisco Judge Dunne denounces Abe Rueff as the greatest criminal before his court and urges punishment for all who aided Rueff. He laments rampant bribery and corruption among officials and lawyers, calling the justice system a farce in the zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dunne
Abe Rueff
San Francisco
Justiin
Fiesen
Remarkable American Travel Vision Across Scenic Landscapes
A vivid, if garbled, meditation on choosing an ideal American destination beyond foreign locales. The piece praises rivers, vineyards, sunny fruit regions, and majestic mountains as sources of joy, beauty, and national pride in travel and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switverkind
Washington
Census Figure: Population Just Under Fifty Million
A newly completed census places the kingdom’s population just below fifty million. Officials note the count reflects steady growth, with urban areas expanding while rural regions show slower gains.
Pneumatic Tube Invention Promises Global Transport Revolution
Chicago inventor Stoetzel unveils a vacuum powered pneumatic tube capable of carrying human freight at rapid speeds. He predicts nationwide networks linking major cities, with passengers and mail transported underground and far faster than present systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jong
Joseph Stoétzel
Stoetzel
San Francisco
New York
Stovtzel
Stovta
Minneapolis
California
Florida
New Orleans
Enghland
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Steetzel
Chieneo
Post Office Department
Wall
Leserts
Opramic
Vivian
Gruesome tales of fake burials and hidden lives abroad
A writer documents cases of supposed deaths followed by reappearances in America and elsewhere. Nobles and titled men, including an English duke’s uncle and the Earl of Aylesford, allegedly faked deaths to escape arrest or debt, then lived under new identities in New York, Texas, and beyond, with mixed evidence and lingering doubts.
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United States
Lord
London
New York
Simpson
Tnion
Madison Squares
Metropolitan
Earl of Aylesford
England
Texas
Florence
Washington Square
Western Hemisphere
Far West
Canada
South America
Church and Business Message by James L Houghteling
James L Houghteling of Chicago founder of the Brotherhood of St Andrew spoke at the Episcopal church in Corona on combining Christian faith with business. He described the Chicago Brotherhood of St James Church growing into an international order with 20000 members and urged men to actively work to grow church participation. Afterward he and Mr Leonard of Los Angeles advised Corona Brotherhood members on outreach.
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Episcopal Church
James L. Houghteling
Chicago
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Houghteling
Corona
Los Angeles
Riverside
Leonard
The
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of St. James Church
Houghtering
Mr. Leonard
Electric Theatre Show Promises High Class Entertainment
Manager Messingill maintains a high standard at the Electric Theatre with the runaway horse film and humorous songs. Miss Mailes sings two favored numbers with a sweet sympathetic voice as crowds enjoy the week’s attractions. Friday and Saturday features include Ben Phar A Poor Old Couple and Doings of a Fool along with more Runaway Horse performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messingill
Messing
Ben Phar
North Merrill Street Opens Across Boulevard Bridge
Street Superintendent A. Kelly reports a new bridge over the storm water ditch at Merrill street and Boulevard. The improvement enables use of the entire street from the Boulevard to Railroad Street in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Merrill Street
Railroad Street
Irish wit in classroom parsing a riddle about pronouns
A school teacher asks a pupil to parse a sentence and identify pronouns. The pupil explains that the cow stands for Mary, noting the cow would not stand for Mary, so how could Mary like the cow. The exchange highlights language quirks and student wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
A Friendly Visit Mentioned in Chicago News
A humorous column notes a visitor expressing warmth and politeness during an informal call. The speaker greets the family, comments on their social ease, and muses on politics as the exchange underscores enduring friendship and the casual tone of public life.
What Women Are Doing
Miss Winnie Williams is appointed Scott County School Commissioner by Gov Folk to fill a vacancy. Three women join New Orleans tenement house committee. Mrs Laurence Peidler reports American schools as best. Palo Alto charter committee includes women. Boston old South School prizes won by women. Miss Josephine Schain works on laws affecting women and children. Miss Mabel Sturtevant admitted to the bar in Missouri. Mrs Mabel Barker Cobb named Georgia state librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Williams
Scott County
Folk
Ian
Laurence Peidler
Old South School
Boston
Fragmentary vows at a troubled wedding ceremony
A rushed wedding ceremony ends awkwardly as a minister asks for vows while the couple faces social discomfort. One party responds with hesitant bravado, revealing insecurity and strain in the moment. The scene hints at broader tension and possible tragedy.
How Are You All A Southern Phrase In Song
A poetic note by Charles Frederick Staubury on the charm of the Southern greeting How are you all translated as a playful dual across lovers and listeners. The speaker muses on the appeal of the phrase and the warmth it conveys in conversation across miles and hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frederick Stausbery
Mit
New Dairy Purchases Expand Local Herd and Milk Station
New Dairy owners Arvil Bainbritean Henry Prego have bought a herd of thirty Indeh cows from T. E. Richmond. A milk station will operate on Main Street, with ice storage for customers as supply meets demand. The property lies between North Boulevard and Railroad Street, with plans for a large barn, dwelling, and a ninety foot water well, plus an upcoming pumping plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvil Bainbritean
Henry Prego
T. E. Richmond
Visit to Yosemite Valley via Southern Pacific
Yosemite Valley reachable after a short pleasant trip via Southern Pacific to Merced and Yosemite Valley R Ry with a two year state trip. Information may be had at all Southern Pacific ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite Valley
Denly
Southern Pacific
Merced
Which Is More Useful A Horse Or Cow Debate
An old juvenile debate asks whether the winel is more useful the horse or cow. The piece notes differing views from a dairyman and a liveryman and mocks overlogic while urging practical argument to sway public opinion. It cites a carter delivering dairy products and references Lewis Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Carrol
Minneapolis Journal
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Independent Publishing Company
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Cal
Riverside County
Wreseneee
Jean
Marshall Street
Baneeeeee
Tees
the Church and Business
Brotherhood of
Electric Theatre
Jones
Chicago News
Mix, Lewis
Mrs. Gibson
Committee On Charter
Palo Alto
Calif
Teachers
Library Board
Suffragists Society
Womens Club
Jospehine Schain
Minnesota
Mable Sturtevant
Jefferson City
Mabel Barker Cobb
Georgia
Pollon
Guadatadina
Bret
Bank
Wi. E. Botsford
George Brown
C. A. Kinney
Glenn Will
Dr. S. Chapman
State anti-Saloon League
Miss Will
Hotel del Rey
Sutherland
Glen Ivy
del Rey
Sutherlands
H. K.stahl
Iene
Masonic
Corona, Cal
G. R. Freeman
Corona, California
Harry F. Scoville
J. A. West
Osteopathic
Dr. Topp
Willard
Main
Citizens Bank
J. C. Gleason, M. D
Stset
R. R. Root
Cul
Tes
Tome Ced
William G. Randall
AVE
Wyatt & Wollitz Corona
Gar
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